Module Information:
The Texas Event Leadership Program is a combination of instructional modules, volunteer service, and an individual assignment. The curriculum is comprised of 25 core modules and various elective modules. An instructional module is a subset of information relating to event management taught in a 1.5 hour session. You do not have to enroll in the certificate program to participate in TELP sessions.
TELP instructional modules are offered at two major annual conferences (TAF&E and TFEA), the Annual TELP Workshop, at regional sessions in communities across Texas, and in the RPTS 489 class at Texas A&M University.
Core Modules Include:
- Activity Planning (Creative)
- Board and Committee Relations
- Business Plan
- Community Relations
- Current Trends
- Emergency Management & Crisis Communication I & II
- Entertainment I & II
- Exhibits
- Financial Planning
- Fundraisers and Profit Makers
- Insurance and Liability
- Legal and Regulatory Concerns
- Management I, II, & III
- Marketing and Promotion I & II
- Site and Logistics Planning I & II
- Sponsorship Basics I & II
- Vendors
- Volunteers
Elective Modules Include:
- Advance Sponsorship
- Children and Family Games
- Creativity in Your Event
- Creative Publicity
- Decorating Your Events
- Developing a Website
- Facility Maintenance and Development
- Facility Usage (Off-Season)
- Ideas Everywhere
- Livestock Exhibits
- Participatory Events
- Surveying Your Event
- Trends in Technology
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